Sentence examples for interest of knowledge from inspiring English sources
Of course, it is most certainly not in the interest of knowledge workers to go to their bosses and declare that they have "spare capacity". At best, they might then be judged in performance reviews as having an easy job and being not very productive.
Typical interests of knowledge are (1) technical interest of knowledge, (2) pragmatic interest of knowledge and emancipatory interest of knowledge.
Although falling into a limited "niche" of the surface-active spectrum through composition, structure, methodology of production, heterogeneous R EO nPD have strong connections with other areas of general interest of knowledge (supramolecular chemistry, coordinative chemistry, PEGylation, conformational chemistry etc).
But climate scientists -- in the interest of knowledge -- tried to explain to us how they measured this phenomenon, with their complex computer models -- rather than pointing us to the easier to measure cumulative results of messing with atmospheric chemistry.
The interview guide was developed in cooperation with other researchers and tailored to the involved municipalities interests of knowledge, and has not been published or researched for validity.
Shaw carries on, a scientist interested in the pursuit of knowledge as an end in itself.
A group can be underrepresented for various reasons, including lack of interest, lack of knowledge, and lack of access.[ii].
Most forensic specialties aren't actually sciences at all, but disciplines that were developed in police agencies and crime labs — not in the interest of pursuing knowledge, but in the interest of helping police solve crimes.
If you have similar interests, areas of knowledge or career paths, use this to create and build rapport.
Manipulation of genes affecting traits of interest requires knowledge of their duplication status.
